Brenda With St. Bernard

We checked out early from the campground office to make our reluctant exit from the beautiful Lauterbrunnen valley. Brenda befriended the large St. Bernard which was lounging on the porch. June 7, 1967

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Thunersee in Central Switzerland

We were on the road again after three days in the Lauterbrunnen area. We had planned to get up early and return to Wengen, but when we awoke it was pouring rain. We slept late and didn't hit the road until about 10:30. By then it had cleared off. We had mixed feelings as we left such a lovely campsite.

We drove along the south shore of the Thunersee and then south through Saanen, Gstaad, and over the Col du Pillon. It was very nice all the way but nothing tremendous. We were up to the snowline briefly as we crossed the Col du Pillon, but it was an easy pass. June 7, 1967

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Spiez on theThunersee

We enjoyed this picturesque village on the Thunersee. We drove along the south shore of the Thunersee and then south through Saanen, Gstaad, and over the Col du Pillon. It was very nice all the way but nothing tremendous. We were up to the snowline briefly as we crossed the Col du Pillon, but it was an easy pass. June 7, 1967

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Countryside Near Saanen, Switzerland

We were on the road again after three days in the Lauterbrunnen area. June 7, 1967

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Saanen, Switzerland

We were on the road again after three days in the Lauterbrunnen area. We drove along the south shore of the Thunersee and then south through Saanen, Gstaad, and over the Col du Pillon. It was very nice all the way but nothing tremendous. We were up to the snowline briefly as we crossed the Col du Pillon, but it was an easy pass. June 7, 1967

Mountain Roads in Switzerland
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